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Kai’s Paper Published in Environmental Research Letters

Congratulations to Ph.D. student and HART Team member Kai Wilmont for his recent publication in Environmental Research Letters! The paper titled “Expanding number of Western US urban centers face declining summertime air quality due to enhanced wildland fire activity” analyzes how current wildfire trends in the Western US will impact air quality. Kai’s study utilizes …

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Newly Published Paper Features Ross and Gannet as Co-Authors

Congratulations to Ross Petersen and Dr. Gannet Hallar for their work on the recently published paper titled “The Role of Coarse Aerosol Particles as a Sink of HNO3 in Wintertime Pollution Events in the Salt Lake Valley.” Ross and Gannet are both co-authors on the publication which analyzes the chemistry that accompanies wintertime pollution events, also …

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BBC Podcast “Science in Action” Features Andy’s Work

The October 29, 2020 “Science in Action” Podcast includes a feature on Andy Lambert and Gannet Hallar’s work on the paper “Dust Impacts of Rapid Agricultural Expansion on the Great Plains.” Information about feedback cycles, land use changes, and how climate change plays a role in the increase of dust are all discussed. The episode …

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Andy’s Paper Featured in Science Magazine

Andy’s published paper was recently featured in a Science Magazine article titled, “Dust Bowl 2.0? Rising Great Plains dust levels stir concerns.” Both Andy Lambert and Dr. Gannet Hallar are featured in the piece that details some of the striking similarities between current trends and the 20th century Dust Bowl. Having a paper featured in …

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Article Published in Atmospheric Environment

Today an article that Dr. Hallar contributed to, researching the hygroscopic growth factors of aerosol material containing a large water-soluble organic fraction. The samples were collected at Storm Peak Laboratory, where Dr. Hallar is the Director.  The link to the full article can be found here